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900 Manicurist Examination 13

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Manicurist Examination 13

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Question 1
A state of being free from germs is known as:
A
Septic
B
Septicemia
C
Pathology
D
Asepsis
Question 2
Personal hygiene deals with the preservation of the well being of the:
A
Town
B
Society
C
Community
D
Individual
Question 3
There are three bones in each finger and two in each thumb. They are called:
A
Metacarpals
B
Phalanges
C
Carpus
D
Skeletal
Question 4
The manicurist should work from a wet sanitizer containing:
A
Tincture of iodine 2%
B
70% alcohol
C
40% formalin
D
Boric acid 5%
Question 5
How many percentage of manicurist affected by skin disorder on their hands:
A
65%
B
35%
C
50%
D
40%
Question 6
A chiropodist is advised for:
A
Nail discoloration
B
Abnormal foot conditions
C
Skin condition
D
Scalp disorder
Question 7
Nail shapes should conform to the client's fingertips and make shape of the free edge with:
A
Emery board
B
Black file
C
Chamois buffer
D
Block buffer
Question 8
All floors, woodwork and furniture in a beauty shop should be:
A
Washable
B
Modern
C
Made of good material
D
Painted
Question 9
After use, manicure table requires:
A
To be put away
B
To be sterilized
C
To be sanitized
D
None of the above
Question 10
Before starting the pedicure, place instruments in a wet sanitizer containing 70% alcohol or:
A
Formalin
B
1000 p.p.m of Quats solution
C
Phenol
D
500 p.p.m of Quats solution
Question 11
To render an object germ free is to practice:
A
Sanitation
B
Sterilization
C
Hygiene
D
Immunity
Question 12
You hold the artificial tip in place until it dries for:
A
15 to 25 seconds
B
5 to 10 seconds
C
14 to 20 seconds
D
3 seconds
Question 13
The time for soaking patron's feet in an antiseptic solution is ____ minute:
A
10 to 15
B
20
C
3 to 5
D
7 to 10
Question 14
The skin is lubricated by an oily substance known as:
A
Sweat
B
Sebum
C
Hormone
D
Enzyme
Question 15
The color of the skin depends on the blood supply to the skin and the coloring pigment is called:
A
Keratin
B
Melanin
C
Fat
D
Moisture
Question 16
The circulatory system or vascular system of the body is divided into two parts, they are:
A
White corpuscles or leucocytes
B
Blood platelets and plasma
C
Blood and lymphatic vascular
D
Red corpuscles or erythrocytes
Question 17
Where do you put you client's nails after applying gel?
A
Above the lamp
B
Next to the lamp
C
Under the ultra violet lamp
D
None of the above
Question 18
To apply the cuticle remover, use:
A
Cotton
B
Cuticle pusher
C
Cotton tipped orange wood stick
D
None of the above
Question 19
The muscles extending down the forearm are called:
A
Extensors
B
Flexors
C
Both of these
D
Neither of these
Question 20
Ultra Violet ray may harm the:
A
Eyes
B
Head
C
Hands
D
Legs
Question 21
Public hygiene also is known as:
A
Personal hygiene
B
Sterilization
C
Sanitation
D
Disinfection
Question 22
Which one of the following is not a function of the nail:
A
Protective covering
B
Covers nerves and delicate structures
C
A protective covering of the humerus
D
Serve as a tool for grasping objects
Question 23
Pterygium may be helped by manicure as it is:
A
Caused by nail biting
B
Softening of the nail
C
An obstinate growth of cuticle at the base of the nail
D
An ingrown nail
Question 24
Cuticle oil and cuticle solvent are used in manicure and pedicure:
A
The same effect
B
Not the same
C
Both used for lubrication
D
Used to correct ridged nails
Question 25
All are nail diseases except one:
A
Onychophagy
B
Paronychia
C
Onychia
D
Onycholysis
Question 26
The skin is lubricated by glands called:
A
Sebaceous
B
Epidermis
C
Lymphatic
D
Sudoriferous (sweat glands)
Question 27
Which one of the following does not apply to the use of pumice powder for manicuring:
A
Helps smooth roughness of nail
B
Helps correct atrophy of nail
C
Sometimes used when buffing
D
Help to remove stains on the nails
Question 28
Nerves have their own origin in the:
A
Connective tissue
B
Brain and spinal cord
C
Skeletal muscles
D
Voluntary muscles
Question 29
Hot oil manicures are recommended for brittle nail and:
A
Broken nails
B
Dry cuticle
C
Infections
D
Corrugated nails
Question 30
To file patron's nails use:
A
Steel files
B
Emery board
C
Black file
D
Both a & b
Question 31
The nail include free edge, nail root, and:
A
Nail groove
B
Nail matrix
C
Nail bed
D
Nail body
Question 32
Organism that produce disease are:
A
Pathogenic
B
Non- pathogenic
C
Spores
D
Incubation
Question 33
The sweat glands of the skin excrete:
A
Sebum
B
Perspiration
C
Oil
D
Oxygen
Question 34
The charcoal filter in a vented manicuring table must be changed every:
A
Month
B
48 hours
C
One week
D
20 hours
Question 35
The process used for making an object germ-free is known as:
A
Germicide
B
Sterilization
C
Antiseptic
D
Suppuration
Question 36
The visible portion of the nail bed is called:
A
Lunula
B
Matrix
C
Groove
D
Mantle
Question 37
The cuticle overlapping the lunula is the nail:
A
Hyponychium
B
Eponychium
C
Mantle
D
Groove
Question 38
The sebaceous glands secrete:
A
Melanin
B
Saliva
C
Sebum
D
Perspiration
Question 39
The sweat glands help to eliminate one of the followings from the body:
A
Oxygen
B
Waste products
C
Oil
D
Sebum
Question 40
A hangnail is known as:
A
Onycholysis
B
Onychophagy
C
Agnail
D
Onychauxis
Question 41
A properly given hand and arm massage will not:
A
Relax and sooth the patron
B
Increase the flexibility of the skin
C
Increase the flow of blood to hands and arms
D
Substitute for a poorly given manicure
Question 42
The medical term for brittle nails is:
A
Onychorrhexis
B
Onychophagy
C
Onychauxis (hypertrophy)
D
Onychatrophia (atrophy)
Question 43
Which one of the following procedures will not make an article germ free:
A
Boiling for two minutes
B
Wiping with 70% alcohol
C
Immersing in 1/1000 Quats solution for 10 minutes
D
Immersing in 5% formalin solution for 20 minutes
Question 44
The form bacteria take when in the resting stage is known as:
A
Cocci
B
Motile
C
Spores
D
Bacilli
Question 45
When starting the pedicure, patron's feet should:
A
Sterilized
B
Sanitized
C
Wiped with alcohol
D
Dipped in bucket
Question 46
The two main divisions of the skin are the epidermis and:
A
Subcutaneous tissue
B
Dermis
C
Corneum layer
D
Melanin
Question 47
Scrubbing the nail plate and washing hands removes:
A
Contaminant
B
Oil surface on nail
C
Fungal spores and bacteria
D
All of the above
Question 48
Abnormal whiteness patches that is sometime found on patrons hand and arm is known as:
A
Lentigo
B
Chloasma
C
Melanoderma
D
Leucoderma
Question 49
The medical term for bitten nails is:
A
Leuconychia
B
Onychia
C
Onychauxis
D
Onychophagy
Question 50
What is the benefit of paper wraps (mending tissue)?
A
Help the nails grow faster
B
Strengthen the nails
C
Smooth nails
D
Cover wavy ridges
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